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Model detail

gpt-5.2-2025-12-11

Provided by OpenAI
Pay-as-you-go

GPT-5.2 is the latest frontier-grade model in the GPT-5 series, offering stronger agentic and long context perfomance compared to GPT-5.1. It uses adaptive reasoning to allocate computation dynamically, responding quickly to simple queries while spending more depth on complex tasks. Built for broad task coverage, GPT-5.2 delivers consistent gains across math, coding, sciende, and tool calling workloads, with more coherent long-form answers and improved tool-use reliability.

Model specs

Context length
400K
Max output
128K
I/O modalities
Text / Image
Released
2025-12

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API endpoints

One MixRoute gateway, OpenAI-compatible

  • OpenAI-compatible /v1/chat/completions POST

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Pricing

Flat rate, unit: /1M Tokens

Input

$1.7500 /1M Tokens

Completion

$14.0000 /1M Tokens

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Selection summary

Quickly judge whether it fits your workload

What is this model good for?

Adaptive reasoning for broad task coverage

Use gpt-5.2-2025-12-11 for math, coding, and tool calling workloads. It uses adaptive reasoning to allocate computation dynamically, delivering strong performance across tasks.

What should you check before using it?

Confirm the snapshot date matches your stability needs

This is the 2025-12-11 snapshot of GPT-5.2. Verify that this version provides the stability you need for your workloads.

Why use it through MixRoute?

Use the OpenAI-compatible endpoint with stable model ID

Use the confirmed compatible endpoint with model ID gpt-5.2-2025-12-11 through MixRoute for a pinned version.

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FAQ

gpt-5.2 is intended for broad reasoning, coding, science, and tool-calling workloads that benefit from adaptive reasoning and coherent long-form responses.

One endpoint, a testable decision

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